Why are resources renewable?

Answer 1

Because they can easily be

• replaced by being grown again, like corn,
• used again, like water which comes back cleaned in the form of rain,
• continually and continuously used, like sunshine, wind and hydro-electric power.

Answer 2

Resources are renewable because they can be naturally replaced over time through processes like growth, reproduction, or natural cycles. This allows for a continuous supply of the resource without permanently depleting it. Examples of renewable resources include sunlight, wind, and forests.

Answer 3

Renewable resources are those that are replenished by natural processes.